Helping students succeed in math, especially calculus, is something I'm deeply passionate about. As someone with ADHD, I struggled in school and understand firsthand how frustrating it can be to feel stuck. That experience drives me to support students in building confidence and mastering difficult concepts.

I am currently studying Systems Engineering at the University of Arizona and tutor Calculus I-III. While I enjoy all levels of calculus, I find teaching Calculus I the most rewarding. Many students enter the course feeling intimidated, and I love helping them break through that initial struggle, develop a strong foundation, and gain a sense of accomplishment.

My tutoring style is patient and I try to be adaptable, focusing on understanding each student's learning style and tailoring explanations to make complex topics more approachable. I emphasize problem-solving strategies and real-world applications to make the material more engaging. My goal is not just to help students pass their courses but to develop a deeper appreciation for math, as I myself have done.

Outside of academics, I enjoy running and weightlifting. Both activities keep me focused and motivated, and help me with the problem-solving mindset needed for engineering and math.